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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-11

Peculiarities of the sense of smell form
subject of investigation by Mr.. Arthur
Mitchell. of Edinburgh. Among those
observed thus far is that of a person who
smells nothing from bed Of mignonette,
and of another who perceives no odor
from bean field, the sense being other
wise acute and discriminating in both
cases. Another person can discover no
difference between certain odors which
are very different to others, while there
are persons who are sickened by certain
cdors which usually give pleasure. A
considerable number of persons seem to
be altogether destitute Of the sense of
smell, and on the other hand there are a
few who have the sense very strongly de-
veloped. .-Arkansaw Traveller.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-11
The parrot and the Dronlsex.

A parrot was swinging in her cage
under tree when monkey owned at
the next house came over to boast that
he had the wisest mistress in the world.
The parrot squawked and cackled and
resented the allegation, and added:
mo one can compare with my own
mistress for true wisdom.
The subject was being hotly disputed,
when down flew the crow, and it was
agreed to leave il to him.
"Why, ladies and gentlemen" said
the crow, 1.-The fact that neither of them
has even good common sense is proved
of-hand by their keeping the likes of you
for pets::''
Moral-Our defenders are sometimes
the best witnesses against us.--Detroit
Free Press.
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Cost OF Theatre. In nerlin.

The cost of the royal theatres in Ber-
lin, including the opera house, during tho
past twelve months, has reached the sum
of 2,500,000 marks. The emperor 8
yearly contribution out of his privy purse
is 450, 900 marks; but in addition to this
he also pays the deficit, which is very
considerable The non-remunerative
portions of the royal theatre system are
the opera and the ballet. The legitimate
stage always yields handsome surplus.
All the members of the royal family
have their boxes, for which they regu-
larly pay the due annual rent, although
some of them do not once enter the the
atres during the season. For every
special imperial performance the en-
peror invariably pays the whole cost.
These performances take place at the
visits of foreign princes to Berlin, great
parades and public celebrations. The
failure of the opera to pay tsway is due
in great part to the tremendous wages Of
singing folk. Herr Niemann, the tenor,
has to appear for forty-eight evenings
during six months, and for each evening
he has an honorarium of $50 marks.
This equals $4,000 marks year.-New
York Sun
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-11
Birds Eye view Of the Earth.

If it were possible to rise above the at
mospherc which surrounds the earth we
should see nothing but an intense and
sharply defined ball Of fire, while every
thing else would be wrapped in total
darkness There could be no diffusion
Of light without an atmosphere or some
similar medium FOR it to act upon; but If
the air about us extended to height Of
700 miles the rays Of the sun could not
penetrate il, and we should be left in
darkness At depth Of 700 feet IN the
ocean the light ceases altogether, one
half of the light being absorbed in pass
ing through only seven feet Of pglrest
water. Frank Leslie's.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-11
ANNAPOLIS, Md, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY IL, 1887


When was youngster there was one
almost invariable work of art in every
family that had ever lost one or more
members. That was picture made out
of the hair of the deceased. The designs
of these grewsome memorials were al
ways the same. A man or woman,
made of hair, was represented mourning
at grave made of hair, under hairy
weeping willow. Sometimes even the
sky and the distant landscape (which in
variably included a church and a very
proper path leading straight to its door)
were also constructed of the same ma
terial. At others they were limned upon
the card board with water colors.
Watch guards, necklaces, ear rings and
brooches were also made of hair. and the
business of contriving these devices must
have been an active one.
The introduction of the mortuary pho
tograph chrome sent the hair artist to the
wall, but the species is by no means ex-
tinct yet. / met one the other evening
who was taking home the memorial of
the whole family of a widow lady of
wealth. BE told me that there were
twenty odd people represented in the ma
terial employed in this masterwork. It
was certainly melancholy enough to re-
mind one of twenty odd funerals. l
tried to find out what such feat of
genius was worth, but he declined to be
interviewed. He limited at hundreds of
dollars, but whether this meant what it
was worth in his estimation, or what he
was to paid for it, could not define
Alfred Trumble in New York News.
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The Presbyterian synod of New York
last year gave $e20. .07e 20 benevolent
work average per member of k434
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POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

Tennyson is going to write poem to
the Battenberg baby.
1t is said that Congressman Ira Daven-
port is soon to be married.
Mr.. w. A. Hammond finds that the use
of cocaine produces phenomenal loquaci-
ty.
Prince Bismarck is sitting for his bust.
to Professor Donndorf, sculptor of Stutt-
CART.
Mr.. Whistler, the London artist, will
land in New York the latter part of this
month.
President Dwight, of Yale college. has
sent the dean Of Canterbury Hartford
toboggan.
More than 1000 congratulatory letters
were sent to Mr.. Gladstone on the seven
ty-seventh anniversary Of his birth.
President Grevy, of the French repub-
lie, draws salary of $24O, 900 year.
He is also allowed $105,0OO extra for out.
side expenses.
A son of Charles Dickens is coming to
tnls country next 1all 10 give readings
from his fathers works. lie has appear
ed successfully in England.
Thomas Stevens, who has been making
a journey around the world on a bicycle,
is expected in San Francisco in the course
Of week or ten days.
Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsburg mil
lionaire, says the castle which he is re-
ported to intend building is going to be
only modest stone house, as little like .
castle as can be.
Ex-Governor English, of Connecticut,
and Minister McLane met at dinner in
Paris the other day. They had not seen
each other since the nomination of James
K. Polk forty odd years ago.
When Senator Stanford goes to Wash
ington at the beginning of the season he
deposits $50, 900 at local bank, and he
and his wife check against it. If any
thing is left at the end of the year he
leaves it as nest egg for next year. His
San Francisco home is estimated to be
worth 81 ,OOO, ,0OO
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ALLEGED SIGNS OF LUCK.

Dream Of eggs, sign of money.
Dream of snakes, sign of enemies.
If you sneeze on Saturday you do IL
''for evil
If you sing before breakfast you'll CRY
before supper.
Dreaming Of muddy or rushing water
brings trouble.
Finding horseshoe or a four leaved
clover brings good luck
She who takes the last stitch at quilt
ing viii be the first to marry.
If you cannot make up handsome bed
your husband will have homely nose.
If you spill the salt some one will be
mad with you, unless you put some Of
it in the fire.
Stub your right toe. you arc going
where you are wanted: your left, where
you are not wanted.
If your right ear burns some one Ii
praising you; If your left. your friends are
raking you over the Goals.
Returning to the house for a moment
after having once started out will bring
bad luck unless you sit down.
If the rooster crows on the fence the
weather win be fair; IL on the doorstep,
he win bring company.
While at the washboard, If the suds
splash and wet the clothes you are wear
ing you will have drunken husband.
When, in dropping fork, it strikes
the floor and stands upright, it will bring
a gentlemen visitor; IL knife, lady.
II you drop your dish cloth you viii
have company, also If you sweep . black
mark, or If two chairs stand accidently
back to back.
II baby sees his face in the glass il
will be death to him; If he tumbIes out
Of bed it will save his being fool.
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We will insert in this column advertise
meats of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost
Found. &C., not exceeding four lines. ONK
WEEK, or less, for 30 Cents.
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+ OST.-Sunday evening. going to st. Anne's
1< Mission, gray FUR CUFF. Finder will
please return same 10 No. Church Circle.
jl0-1w MRS. HARDWOOD IGLEHART.
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EfOR SALE.-A stylish BAY MARE, JAG
a GER and HARM ESS. Enquire OF
dec.27-w.l Il. IL. YOUNG.
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4 OSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING
" Tuesday night, january I4th, 1887. at s
o'clock sharp. in the Presbyterian Church.
Good talk, good singing. and the best OF ad-
vice. All welcome, gospel hymns. j3
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A RE YOU INSURED AGAINST FIRE /?
IN Ifnot call at onceon CHAs, A. ZIMMERMAN,
agent for the continental" German" and
"Germania" Insurance Companies, and take
out policy. satisfactory terms TO all insur-
ers. Special inducements to large insurers.
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WANTED.-A BOY. Apply at HART'S
w Cigar Store, Maryland Avenue. jlO-Iw
WANTED,-Twog gentlemen to take a room
w for the protection OF an old lady and
daughter. Call and see-terms very moderate.
Inquire at this 0ffice j3
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ENOR SALE.-A good Market WAGON and
"A Double Set of HARNESS. in perfect or
der. For particulars apply at TINS OFFICE,
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INOR SALE OR HIRE.-A 20 foot BAT
n TEAU, suitable for oystering. Will sell
&C bargain or hire it out at q reasonable price.
Apply at III CAPITAL Office.
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= 8rapion Gouutp IT bena6ridtigt
norben, Da6 ts feline Seller aus benz
56ulionb Dor nddtem Midrs erbalteH
faMn.
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pas fein dbnIi6es 9ampfmittel geserl.
i~iberauieben batten. Der aufentbalt
in Samat1pe 1T isbo6 fir bunoerte uro
taufenbe BON 6ransoien DerbdngniBool
gemorben, pelbe oas mDrberli9e I'LL.
ma bort b%inpesrafte. obne baB our1
ihrenSob remSeimathslanbe aud rur
Der geriuafte 8ortbeil ertpa9len tudre.
Die Soften iener unfinniae1 Wtaoas
aosfar. grpebition b%elisfen iid auf piele
MlIlonen Sranes unb iebt bat man init
ben Sopas einen 6riebensuertrag OBJ
eeidlofen, wona6 Die 6ranSoien aut
nod Samataue rdumen, penn ibneu
bic Sopas cine 2riesstntiddOigurg BON
400. 900 Grancs (lumpigen 10000
9olars) sablen. Sas 1T elm arm
ieliges &eiultat, unb bic nomineue
Griegsenti9dbieung bat nobl nut ben
3med, aIs umtilenoes Wdntel6en fur
Bic nadte 3batia9e bes p0aigen WfiB'
eriolgs su bienen.
Gin 8oH, bas-uie Die SOpGs-h@
70 portrefHi9 feiner Saut gu pebren
tpeiB, brau9t ii9erli9 feline proteetior.
bas periiebt fiG better gu resierer, als
bas 8olf, bas ibm feline Protection
a~ufbrdngen pOlte.
aus Sunis 3osen bic Graasoien .un'
perri1teter Sade uieoer ab, in imam
uno Sontin iudeu lie bios na9 einen0
0ormanoe, im BON bort los3ufommen
unb in Mabagastar bat man ioeber
fold einen = a~lerbings iebr faoenidei'
nigem-Ioruaub %sefunben. SIR sini9t
3eit tperbe1 bic Grau5ofen ie@oenfaus
Colonial : Nbenteuer genng gebabt pa:
Ben, unb es it nur gu wiinfden, oat
ibre MiBerfolge anbere1 eurOpdii9er
9dnbern, bic iebt au6 bonn @olonial'
fieber ergriHen tporben fnb, als mar
l1enbes @Iewpel bienen- mobten.
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@uemtber's Waiible.
unter 4 ii bt uno frdftigt bei'
mif6e Suoufrie.

Wir babeH in LESTER 3eit wieberbolt
barauf binsepieien, pelde 8ortbeile
unIere beimii6e Snouitrie fir 9anb
unb 2eute nit ii9 bringt.
Wir mpusn iebod hermit ni6t ettpa
fagen, oaB ma beimii6e probutte.
gleihoiel OBJ ihls9t ober gut. reir. bilig
Ober tbeuer, aus reinem patriotismus
faufen iole, ioubern II oaB Sisieni'
gen unIerer beimii6en Brobufte, melfe
nit ben n0roliden i'm preiie uno in
Der Site coneurriren f6nnen, ben lebtes
rem norge3ogen tperoen folten.
Sie pbeneenannte Jirma Siintber
uno Sobn. zines unierer dltefeu unb
auaeiebenifen 8ei6dfte in Seyas. bot
BON ieber ben STUFF gebabt, nun tpirtlih
ausaeseidnete unb unoerfdlfdte Waare
au biligen unb- populdren preiien gu
Iiefern. 6err @iintber SEN. tam 1859
nod San Nntonio unb legte am San
antonio SluFe cine 8Oru. unb Wei3ens
mible on; einige Sabre ipdter erbaute
err cine sweiie Miible on Der iebigen
Wafbinafon Gtrabe. BON biefer leBt:s
rem 3eit on, unb fpdter unter ylitbiilte
ieiner beibei1 tiihtigen uno feiBigen
S6bne, arbeitete Serr @iintber on Der
0erbeFeruug unb 0erpolfommnung
feiner Mnblen tpeiter. SIN 2aufe Der
Sabre wuroe elm groBes b~reiitodiges
8ebdube, iOtpie elm Gleoator fur $4,000
Buibel @etreibe hinsusefist unb enbs
Iid i'm porigen Sabre 1T bic 1lntsre
WtiihIe nit benz feiniten unb befter
&oaeripffem unb Walsfilblen nebf als
lem meiteren mobernen 3ubeb0r ausse.
ffattet tporben, 10 baB bieielbe ieBt NIT
ben beften uno gr6Bten Miiblen in Ses
| ras foncurriren fam.
Sci Der Musmabl oes MabIsetSsioes
mirb freneffens auf &einbeit ano tas
beloTe Qualifdt oes Weisens DC. gele'
ben. @hntbers Meblforten. .@ u M
Batent" uno ~@uentbers
9 q" baben fid einen INSTRUMENTATION
Guf iiber ben garSen Staat ertporben.
@fntber's @rabam., &ogsens unb
Cream MebI finb ebenfalls BON poraiigs
Iiher QuaIitdt. 9luBsr BEN Nhiblen'
geibdft bstreiben bic 8efBer nod einen
f6munsbaften Sanbel nit Safsr, &oru
unb 3Ieie.
Na& alebem empfeblen mir unferen
Qefern, fid BON Der Solibitdt unb Hes
elitdt bes obigen 8eiddftes Jelesentli9
ielbff 3u ii%ber3eugen.
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Na1ffebenb liefern mir, nod Wtorlas
ten georbnet, einen fur5 allammei1gez
faBten ueberbIid iiber bic Sobtenlite
bes perfoKenen Sabres. Gs farbsn:
Sm Sauuar: Sacob bon Sthuot
in Der fduei3erii9en Sauptftabt Bern,
berborrasenbsr Haturforf9er unb
6triftfelIsr.
SIN 6ebruar: 8. V. BON
unruh, befaunter r48er" un6 beutiHer
parlamentarier. General 9ancod auf
8obernors Sslanb. Ct 8 @ouperneur
Seymour in Neip Dorf.
Wdra: DITTO BON @oruin, raoica'
Ter poIitifer unb S1riftfeler in Ders
Iin. cardinal Sacobini in &om. Or.
Sultan S9mibt in Berlin. berDorras
GENDER 2iterarbifforifer.
Npril: 0ietor BON S9efs
fell, GROCER beuti9er Sidter, in 2arlss
rube, am 10. Npril.
Wai: 2eopolo bon Ranfe, Der
Senior Der Notwithstanding, in
Berlin. @eors Waib, in Berlin, Der.
%borragenber Sifforifer.
SUM: Sobn 2elp, bemofratii6e
Rem Dorter 2~oeaIsr6Be. R6ntg
2ubwig bon Baiern ertrdnft fi6 unb
feinen 2eibar5t Or. @ubben i'm Storns
berger See GA. Suni). Senator
Dapib Oapis bon Suinois.
SuIi: pauI 8. Sapne, amerifas
nifder Si1ter. 2arl BON pilotp, be-
riibmter beutf9er Maler in Miin6en.
ProftFor %. Tunder, berporragenber
@.ifintsfdrei5er in Berlin. abbe
Gran3 2isSt, beriibmter Gomponiff
unb Birtuoie.
Muguf: Samuel 3ilben, berDors
ragenber amerifaniiher politifer unb
gemieiener bemofratii9er prdfbent'
f9aftseanoioat.
SEPTEMBER: 2ubtpig 26tpe.
befannter oeutiGer &ei6stagsabgeorbs
meter unb freiinniaer gertreter BON
Berlin. Nfrifa $ &eiienber &obert
6leaeI in 2asos on Der afrifaniiGen
@ef. 2ifie.
October: Baron bon Cullen.
General : Sntenoant Der f6niglihen
9beater In Berlin. Maper 2arl Rotbs
i9ieb, oas 6aupt Der betanntsn Granfs
Fnrter @elb : Spnaffie. @raf Gerbi.
nanb BON Beuf. fdhfi9er unb ipdter
oiterreiGif1er Staats mann.
Nopember: l6mesgalbe, bers
borragenber beutf1er politifer unb als
ter befannier .48er". paul Bert. friis
berer fran3bffber l1nterridtsminiiter
uro ulebt GsneraIsHefbeut in IMAM.
= Or. WiIbelm Serbian, betannter
beutfder. 9idter unb Nibeluugenfors
ffer in 2~bnigsberg. - 8arofl @ufap
BON Define, Bruoer oes erpBen Di9ters
0einri9 9eine. - prdfoent
allen Gbtffer Artbur in Rem
Dorf.-6raneis Nbams, amerifanii1er
poIitifer u1b Sdrifiiteler.-Sobannes
@derr, 6erporragenber oeutf1erS 6rifts
Teller unb gulturbiifcrifer.
Defender: pbilipp 8eder, be-
fainter rabitaIer polititer in genf.-
gilbert 2inbner, befporragenber beuts
fder 9ras6oienbidter, Su Berlin i'm
Srrenbaus. = General Sobn. u.
Qogan, riibmlihf befaunter ameri'
fanifder politifer uno ebemaliger 8iees
prdiibentldafts .ganoibat.
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asm. S5aiua g o 3

unIere Sauptnabruns 1T unt bIeibt
bas 6leiid, unb UNI iol9es frif1 uno
gut su erlangen, fam man unmcglid
einen superldifgeren Marft fnben, als
ben BON Wm. 06fling & -SObn, Wo.
511 @pe. 6. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer Gunben &e9nung ges
trageu unb in ibrem gtablihement cine
falte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, pel9e alen
@nforeerungen fir grbaltung unb @nts
fernung i9dbli6er Susrebienaen bes
6Ieifdes entipridt. Sic baben beifan'
Big in ibren Niebh6feu einen grnBen
0orratb BON Waftpieb, aus welfem
nur bas Bette fir ibre 3unoen geudblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient feiu nil, Der
beIude ben Marft, SO. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,1Otli
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Gs alebt mehr @atarrh in bic

= gs glebt mebr Gatarrb in biefer
Seftion bes 2anbes, als ale iibrigen
3ranfbeiten sufammen senommeu, unb
bis In bic lebten Sabre btneiu tpurbe
berielbe fir unbeilbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieIer Sabre bielten bic 4erste Cos
tarrh fur cine lotale 2rantbeit unb iuds
ten fe nit lofalsn Mittelu su beilen, ba
bieie aber nidt anidlasen MOLTEN, ers
fldrteten iie auleBt ben gatarrb fir un=
beilbar. Die @ihenihaft bdIt Jpn fir
cine conhituiionele 2~ranfbeit, beren
6eilung eonfitutioueqe Mittsl erfors
bert. 0alrs gatarrb Cure,
fabrisirt BON s.. s. gbenep&@ o.,
5olebp, Ohio, 1T bas ein3ige eoniiiius
tiouelle Mlttel, bas fid aegenpdrtIg i'm
Marfte befinbet. IS miro innerli6 ans
~geuaabt in Dozen BON 10 3ropfen in
einem 3bsel6ffel. gs pirft brett auf
bas 9lut unb bic Mucus OberFdde
bes Spffems. Dle 6abrifantsn bieien
500 fur ieoen 6al. in Dem bas MitteI
bic 0eilung perfast. Man fenoe mad
GircnlareH unb3eugni1en unb abbreflire
s. s. GheneD & 6 o.,
Soleoo, Obio.
e6S8ei allen apotbetern fur IS Gents
Al bdben.
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Mrs. gstnslOtu's sOutbins eprmp.

9tep. Splpanus Cobb i&reibt i'm 3d.
ftcn Gbriitian 6reemanA: auf teiten
Raj wirpen mir cine Webijin empfeblen,
nomeutli9 fir aino... wenn mir nidt
mlBten, pas fe gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
Binslcps Gprup tSunen mir ieocd aus
@rfabruns ipredsn. Sn un'erer eigenea
6amilie bat er fi4 ale Sesen ero lsien,
neil er einem Sinbe, oas nit 3clif Se@
psiuiat mar. Sdlaf peri&afte uns ben
Gltern Rube wibreno Der Hadt
liderte. Die meiifsn Sltsrn wsresn bic.
fen Seaeu su idisen wiilen. pier 1T
elm Artifel, Der iih bepdbrt uno barmlcs
III, benn Der Sdllf, ben CT benz Sinfe
. ridalit. III natirli6 unb Der feline On
ael srua&t 70 better ME Elm 9nOpf."
Bdbrsnb Sss 3ubncns 1T iein @rfcls I'M.
idistar. seir baben bdufis genus ron
Uiuttern bic Aeuberuns sebSrt, oaB fie
uidt cbue ben Sprup iein mSscn BON Der
@eburt ces Sinees an bis CUR Tcuens
puua rcs 3abnens. Sertauft bon allen
Gpoibei,rn su 25 Gents bic Slai4s.
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: 6raf 9'9iprep, Ser frans6fi@e
@eianbte in 6airo, bat offitieu ertldrt.
baB 6rantrei6 nidi bic serinsite S6as
biqurg Der flaus0fiden Snierefen in
@eenpten balben tperbe. Solie Der
@eiiu6 baSu sema9t tperbeu. 10 Diirbe
6rantreid ni9t Dor, cen energii6fen
Mabregeln Surldidreden.
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Saltet Sure 2ampcn Ia Crouta8 unc
brcnneflD.

Sie alamo Deloompagnie liefsrt bas
Del. lin ORDERS mirb gebeten lno
bas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Sf.
flee 237 OF : 9oufonfraBe. 5sles
phon 351. 6,l1.t6W
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u dtuma!

Q. s. Sos s. Co., go. 266 gom=
MERGE : 5traBe, perfaufen bic feiniten
6erruz unb Samen ; Mpbemaaren, los
ME S9nbe uuo &leiber 5u erfaunli9
biligen preiien. I'm sefdligen 8eiu9
roirb gebeten. 27,9,tutp6W
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Wene aSaaren! Ncne Maaren!
g GinbcreIIaS d Store,
D QlAa

z m GinbcreIIaS d Store,
gde 9ouitonitraBs & ape. 6.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella Shuh.
fore bat Die 6fliGen Mdrfte befu4t
unb eineu iiberraiGenb reit baltigen
8orratb BON Shuben fir Sameu uuo
ainber. iOmie fur 9erren einsetauft.
Die Waaren finb porS1gli6: oauerbaft
unb iebr preismirbig. Seoe 5amilie
iolte es fi9 aur aufgabe MAIDEN, i,.ren
Bebarf an S9ub3eug i'm @inbes
Store gu faufen. Ilio per=
gebt ni9t ben
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Curious G. A. II. Court Martial In Wisconsin.

~ SuKiOuS We As H. NOuTt MhTtIni IN VISCVuSAu.
Baraboo, Wis. Special: Considerable
talk has been occasioned here by reason OF
court martial proceedings just closed IN
which a prominent business man. who has
always borne an unbie mished reputation,
was found guilty of conduct unbecoming
gentleman and member OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. The accused is u
man offamily, who had in his employ very
prepossessing young domestic. kumors
have been rife for some time that the serv.
ant girl had been too intimate with the
head OF the household, but no steps were
taken in the matter until members OF the
post deemed it necessary to investigate it
for the good of the order, and thereupon
court martial was ordered, the charge be-
ing conduct unbecoming a gentleman and
a member OF the order. and the specifica-
tion being adultery. Several witnesses, in
Guiding the wife of the accused, were sum-
moned before the court martial. The
wiie's testimony tended to show that
her husband had been on very affectionate
terms with the servant girl. The other
witnesses. neighhors OF the accused, cor
reborated the wife's testimony in some
particulars. The most damaging evidence
adduced, however. was the accused had on
several occasions hugged and kissed the
fair domestic with the utmost enthusiasm
and aba ndon, and that the giddy girl seemed
to enjoy the performance and reeiprocate
the the feeling that tSa Which prompted pad it,
one occasion been seen occupying
the same bed, though the accused was be-
meath the bed clothes and the girl reclining
outside. After the testimony was all in the
court martial found the accused guilty
and sentenced him to dishonorable dis
charge, which findings and sentence were
forwarded to department and headquart-
ers at Eau Claire for action thereon by the
commander. Rumor says the work OF the
court martial has been disapproved at
headquarters because OF certain infor-
mahties of the court martial inquiry.